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Culture / R.L. Donovan / March 11, 2010
Can Hip Hop Age Gracefully?
Hip Hop never acts its age.
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Scoop Wire / Graison Hensley-Chapman / March 10, 2010
Top Ten Insights: Harvard’s New Millennial Poll
The generation worries for their economic stability and whether they'll be able to achieve the American Dream.
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Politics / R.L. Donovan / March 9, 2010
You Get What You Vote For
Young people blame Virginia politician for supporting backwards discrimination policies.
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Culture / R.L. Donovan / March 8, 2010
Valuing Failing Athletes Over Honor Students
America’s higher education crisis is a cultural problem.
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Scoop Wire / Graison Hensley-Chapman / March 8, 2010
Making Sense Of Racism In A Climate Of Greater Acceptance
Colleges usually embrace social diversity, leaving many in the University of California system baffled by recent racist gestures on campus.
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Top Ten Insights: Harvard’s New Millennial Poll
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